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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: i-node who wrote (627663)9/10/2011 3:37:11 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1578704
 
>> >Try Jurgen Stark quitting the ECB.

Ted you're such a dolt.

There is an excuse a day for the markets spewed out by the media, and it always comes down to one thing: Anything but placing blame where it belongs -- on an incompetent president who is in 60 feet over his head.

Dave, the president gave a winning speech. The only people who think otherwise are people like you. The markets going down yesterday had little to do with the speech. If there was any negativity enanating from the speech, its because investors don't think Obama can get his jobs bill passed because of the Rs in Congress. do so.

But the big factor yesterday was Europe. European banks are in trouble and they have not been willing to take the steps necessary to clear up their problems. I would tell you more but it would only serve to confuse you.

Suffice to say......getting into a mutual fund may be a good step for you.

The truth, of course, is that this administration has done NOTHING but destroy consumer confidence and impede business, and the result -- as Ten pointed out yesterday -- is yet another recession which could very possibly become another Great Depression.

The truth is you and your party are trying to destroy the country so you can win it back. It ain't going to happen. Your brand is so badly damaged and few are willing to fall for your bs. If you've noticed, since returning from recess, your leaders have been strangely passive. Yes, they are voicing opposition but its far more muted than the months leading up to the debt ceiling debacle. What's changed, Dave?

Yes, the GOP will continue to win elections; even experience some upsets here and there. The party won't crash overnite but the trend is definitely down. People are leaving the party in big numbers. My cousin announced to me this week that he's become a moderate; that he is not longer a member of the GOP. He could no longer tolerate some of the antics he has seen over the last few months. He was never one of the radical Rs......more a moderate........the ones who are smart and sane. Those are the people the GOP is losing. If I was an R, that would concern me.

But then denial continues to be a favorite pasttime for Rs and seems to be reaching a feverish pitch these days.

In any case, we, the people, don't want your concept of governance. It doesn't work well in the states you own and it didn't work well nationally under Bush. Either learn to compromise or secede......those are your real choices. Obstructionism only works for so long.
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